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Southwestern Lower

Union Area Fishing has been fair in Cass County. Anglers fishing crickets and red wigglers report a decent panfish bite on Long and Cory lakes. Halls Bait and Tackle, (269) 641-2304. Plainwell Area Walleye fishing

Archery deer season outlook a mixed bag

Lansing – Hunter success for the 2008 archery deer season could depend more on where you hunt rather than how you hunt. In general, it should be a season similar to last year when state

NRC mulls 60-day duck, 45-day goose seasons

Lansing – The stage appeared to be set for a little simpler waterfowl hunting season this year. At press time, the Michigan Waterfowl Advisory Committee and the DNR’s Wildlife Division had drawn up joint recommendations

Southeastern Lower

Lake St. Clair Fishing is on fire on Lake St. Clair. Muskie action has been excellent for anglers fishing bucktails at the Belle River Hump and behind the St. Clair Light. Walleye fishing also has

Eastern Upper

Pickford Area The St. Marys River is packed full of walleyes. Anglers trolling and drifting nightcrawler harnesses and bottom bouncers report great action in Raber Bay along the edge of the channel, and in Munuscong

NRC eyes crossbow regs

Lansing – Limitations required for individuals with disabilities to qualify for a crossbow permit would be eased and the permitting process streamlined if the Natural Resources Commission_approves a proposal from the DNR. The commission was

Southern Lower

Allegan Area Fishing success has been spotty in Allegan County. Bluegills have been caught in 8 to 12 feet of water on Baseline and Duck lakes. Crickets have been the preferred bait. Bass fishing has

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